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The Deputy Explorer Program is a career development and education program, open to mature young adults between the ages of 14-20, who have an interest in the law enforcement profession. Its purpose is to provide training and experiences that assist young adults in maturing, becoming more responsible, compassionate, independent, and self ...
The Explorer Training Academy at the Sheriff’s Training Academy and Regional Services (STARS) Center is the primary training site for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Deputy Explorer program, and is a Learning For Life “Certified Law Enforcement Explorer Academy”.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Deputy Explorer Program is a career development and education program, open to youths who are between fourteen years and twenty-one years of age, who have expressed an interest in the law enforcement profession and volunteering in their community.
Created in 1969, The Deputy Explorer Program is a career development and education program, open to mature young adults between the ages of 14-20, who have an interest in the law enforcement profession.
10 gru 2002 · The Los Angeles Police Department Explorer Program was established under Chief William H. Parker in 1962. During the past 40 years, explorers have assisted law enforcement with many non-hazardous duties.
Police Chief William H. Parker established the Los Angeles Police Department’s first Explorer Program. Chief Parker wanted a program that would motivate the City’s youth to assume responsible positions in various vocations, particularly in law enforcement. Originally, the Department’s Explorer Program was established with three essential ...
The training exposes recruits to the world of law enforcement and provides tools to enhance their self-confidence and self-discipline. Recruits are encouraged to set and meet personal goals; The academy staff is comprised of current and former law enforcement explorers who have successfully completed the same academy course.
